Keeping it cool when It is 100 Plus
A AC if working properly will cool the incoming air by 20 degrees. In other words if the temperature in RV is 100 degrees the air coming out should be 80 degrees. Some tricks to keeping cool in an RV...
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It's a challenge to get only two air conditioners to cool down a mid to large coach, or in at the least the few I've been in. The newer ones or some appear, to be a little bit, better insulated. The larger buses with as many as five units show that there is a defficency in design somewhere. Buses for passengers don't seem to be as much a challenge.
We need better insulation in roof, sides and floors and higher performing air conditioners, not "higher effeciency" which means eventually or not at all cooling down to acceptable levels. 80 degrees is no acceptable neither is the work place temps of 80 0r 82 in summer and 60 something in winter.
We need better insulation in roof, sides and floors and higher performing air conditioners, not "higher effeciency" which means eventually or not at all cooling down to acceptable levels. 80 degrees is no acceptable neither is the work place temps of 80 0r 82 in summer and 60 something in winter.
